Trunk comparison: Jeep Avenger Electric vs Mercedes Benz GLE
Key Differences (Highlighted)
The Mercedes‑Benz GLE offers significantly more cargo length: with the seats folded down, the trunk of the GLE is +23.6 in (45%) longer, and with the first row of seats upright, +15 in (57%) longer.
This makes the GLE noticeably better suited for long items such as slats, boards, or skis as well as for larger amounts of luggage during moves or longer trips.
The narrowest trunk section of the GLE is wider by +5.9 in (17%) and the trunk opening overall is wider by +4.3 in (11%). This makes it easier to load wide or bulky items, and bulky boxes or luggage fit in the GLE more easily without turning or disassembling.
In contrast, the Jeep Avenger Electric has a deeper trunk width/sole depth (distance from loading edge to trunk floor) by +4.3 in (1000%) compared to the GLE. Practically, this means: in the Avenger, the cargo space sits significantly lower under the loading edge (a kind of deeper loading compartment).
Small or loose items can therefore lie more stably and shift less; at the same time, the loading surface is less flat for shallow, large-surface items (e.g., plywood sheets) and removing deeply placed loads is more cumbersome.
Impact on Usability
- For users who frequently transport long or wide goods (craftsmen, athletes with long sports equipment, families with large luggage): the GLE is the better choice due to the significantly larger cargo length and width. Loading is easier and less limited by narrow or short dimensions.
- For users who want to securely store smaller items or prefer a “deep” storage space (groceries, tools, irregular loads that should not shift): the Avenger offers advantages through the greater depth below the loading edge. However, loading and unloading heavier, flat parts can be more cumbersome.
- Smaller differences such as the higher trunk opening of the GLE (+0.8 in / 3%) or the slightly higher loading edge of the GLE (+2 in / 7%) have only minor effects on everyday usability: the opening height hardly changes handling, the higher loading edge makes lifting slightly more strenuous.
Conclusion
In short: Those who need a lot of volume, length, and wide passages clearly benefit from the Mercedes‑Benz GLE. Those who want a deeper loading floor for secure storage of smaller items find a practical advantage in the Jeep Avenger Electric — albeit at the cost of length and width of usable trunk space.